Engaging with your IRB (Institutional Review Board) or IACUC (Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee) can boost your career and increase the value of your library. Learn how at this webinar! Register here: https://bit.ly/4cih9xz #medlibs
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Boost your career and increase the value of your library! Learn how to gain the support needed to find your seat on an IRB (Institutional Review Board) or an IACUC (Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee) at this MLA webinar. Register here: https://ow.ly/XtE050T1rLA #medlibs
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"To effectively combat #AMR, we need a One Health approach that integrates the essential connections between human, animal, and environmental health.” - Dr. Masika Sophie, Global Health Policy Manager at World Federation for Animals. ⏰ Join us on May 23rd for a timely discussion on the need for unifying global targets (UGTs) on antimicrobial resistance and the implications for human and animal health. Register here🌍 ➡ bit.ly/3Wxyxtl #AMRpolicy #webinar
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Have you ever wondered why the CCAC has released more guidelines documents over the past few years? All of the guidelines being released are updates of our existing guidelines. It is all part of our commitment to provide certified institutions with the updated information, evidence, and global best practices they need to ensure a high level of animal care and ethical practices are in place. While previous versions were part of two volumes in a large book, guidelines are now published individually to give us the ability to update them more easily. The number of changes to the guidelines will eventually decrease as we enter a regular maintenance model. https://lnkd.in/e4N8xxc6
CCAC - Canadian Council on Animal Care
ccac.ca
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Empower yourself to explore teachings on animal treatment globally. The truth WILL set you free. Listen to the #NHAHealthSciencePodcast at https://lnkd.in/gkwUhNMY! #AnimalsAndReligion #InterfaithEthics #ReligiousTeachings
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How do animal research teams balance management and oversight duties? This is an excellent article published in Lab Animal (an abstract is available from OLAW below.) #research #compliance #iacuc https://lnkd.in/gv9GBaWM
April Lab Animal Column: The Risk of Oversight
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Did you see our February newsletter? If not, here's direct access to your monthly source of building insights for the animal care industry. Read: https://hubs.ly/Q02jx5KJ0 #newsletter #building #engineering #animalcare
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In their article 'Using plasma products in small animal practice', Lauren Allcock and Simon Hagley provide a guide for using plasma products in small animal practice. With different types of products available offering a wide range of beneficial properties, they explain basic functions such as storage, handling and administration, while also citing recent evidence to support use of such products. The full article can be read here- https://lnkd.in/eCUKv8SS
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Got an independent review coming up? Attend my talk at #ANZLAA24 to learn what to expect and discover how to get the most out of the review process. And please come and find me during the conference - I’d love to chat about how my expertise can support your goals and help advance our shared mission of excellence in animal care and use for scientific purposes. Looking forward to seeing you there! 🙌 #Animalcareanduse #ScientificExcellence #ConferenceSpeaker #researchethics #researchcompliance
I'm speaking at #ANZLAA24! My talk is titled "Everything you need to know about independent external review", and it's relevant for both Australian and New Zealand audiences. Every animal care and use program in Australia and New Zealand is required to undertake regular independent review. When done well, reviews are a positive and extremely valuable exercise. However, our clients often report that they don’t know how to get started or what to expect and many of our Australian clients even have trouble identifying suitable reviewers. In this talk, I’ll explain how to organise and prepare for a review, review objectives, what to expect from the review process, timelines, what deliverables to expect, and pricing considerations. I’ll touch on the importance of communication, opportunities for openness and incorporating areas of interest into the review to benefit from your reviewers’ expertise. Importantly, I’ll also share the most common types of noncompliance we identify and provide tips on how to avoid these in your own program. Finally, I’ll share strategies to leverage review findings into a strategic plan so that your organisation can improve practice across all aspects of its animal care and use program in a way that’s realistic for where you’re at.
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🔍 Curious about how light cycles can make a real difference on your farm? It’s not just about lighting up the barn—light plays a vital role in animal health and farm efficiency. From boosting growth to reducing stress, the right light exposure can transform your livestock’s well-being. Check out our latest blog where we dive into seven key benefits of optimizing light cycles. 👇 [Link in comments]
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